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  • Inspector Name:

  • Inspection Date:

Emergency & First Aid

  • Fire alarm stations clearly marked and readily accessible

  • Fire alarms free from visible damage

  • Lights above emergency exits have all bulbs lit

  • Walking paths clear of obstructions

  • "Crash Bars" operate easily on emergency exits

  • Signs showing locations of fire extinguishers clearly visible

  • Fire extinguishers are easily accessible

  • Fire extinguishers fully charged

  • Signs showing locations of first aid kits clearly visible

  • First aid kits are readily accessible

  • First aid kits are sufficiently stocked

  • First aid kits are free of expired items

  • Signs showing locations of emergency eyewash stations/showers clearly visible

  • Emergency eyewash stations/showers are readily accessible

  • Emergency eyewash stations/showers are fully functional

  • SDS materials are clearly marked and readily accessible

Ladders

  • Ladders are in good condition and free from damage or defect

  • Ladders in use are being used safely and appropriately

  • Are workers standing on top rungs or platforms?

  • Are tools/equipment being left unattended on platforms?

  • Are step ladders are being used as straight ladders?

  • Are workers climbing ladders failing to use 3 points of contact while climbing?

Machinery, Equipment & Power Tools

  • All guards in place and fully operational

  • Storage units attached to machinery using proper fasteners

  • Safety placards in place and legible

  • Lock-Out/Tag-Out kits in place and complete

  • Insulation on wiring is intact with no cuts or breaks

  • There is at least 3 feet (36 inches) of clearance in front of electrical panels

  • All electrical equipment and personal tool boxes requiring power are plugged directly into wall outlets

  • All cords and plugs are free from damage and defect

  • All circuit breaker panels are free of combustible materials

  • "Warning High Voltage" signs are properly installed on all high voltage enclosures

  • Flammable cabinets are clearly marked and in good working condition

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Eye protection is in good working order

  • Does eye protection have clear vision?

  • Does eye protection have excessive scratches or pitting in the lenses?

  • All grinders have face shields available

  • All workers in designated areas wear safety footwear

  • Hearing protection is worn while working with tools/machines listed in the Hearing Conservation Plan

  • PPE is readily available and in good working order for all personnel, including visitors to the area

  • PPE is properly stored when not in use

Sanitation

  • Bathrooms and employee break areas are clean and free from litter/refuse

  • Soap and paper towels are available in bathrooms and employee break areas

  • Soap and paper towels are available at any sink used for employee hygiene

  • Refrigerators are in good working order

  • Refrigerators have no spoiled/expired food

  • Refrigerators are clean and without odor

Work Area General Check

  • All areas receive adequate lighting

  • All electrical outlets are GFCI protected

  • Carpets and throw rugs are free of tears or trip hazards

  • Handrails are on all fixed stairways

  • Handrails are free of damage or defect

  • Standard guard rails are provided wherever aisle or walkway surfaces are elevated more than 4 feet (48 inches) above any adjacent floor, surface, or the ground

  • All furniture is in good working order

  • All furniture is free from damage or defect

  • There are no prohibited items (food, coffee makers, ovens/microwaves, etc.) present on work shop floor

Hazardous Chemicals

  • All solvents, cleaning supplies, lubricants, etc. have warning labels

  • Ventilation fans have been tested and in proper working condition providing adequate air movement in areas where solvents are used

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